Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-03

scraps from the Notebooks of th'
sentfners Reporter.

Yesterdays quotation OF silver, S1.02si.
1t is said that Buffalo Bill began life as a
printers devil.
Second Adyentists contemplate erecting
Q church at Reno.
There are 10000 police and 500, 900 ten.
ant farmers in Ireland.
Boys under 16 years OF age can no longer
buy tobacco at Grass Valley.
Mrs. Harvey Carpenter came In from
Taylor last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ". J. Townshend left yesterday
morning for q visit to Taylor.
Arizona wants Government aid In the
construction Of ~artesisn wells.
The California Assembly pays q man
four dollars q day for winding the big
clock.
A vein OF marble 100 feet wide has been
discovered on tho road from Bodie to
Carson.
The wheat market in Chicago is unusu-
ally lively IN account OF tho war rumors
from Europe.
An assessment OF 81 per share was yes
terdsy levied by the Manhattan Com
pany at Austin.
Ten cases Of diphtheris, and one death
from the same cause. were reported In
San Francisco yesterday.
A chain. gang was proposed for tramps
at Santa Rosa and they Immediately STAN
peded from that vicinity.
Mrs. Ed Levanthsl. the new matron of
the County Hospital, took charge OF
that institution on the LIST.
Tho VauAarbtlto NJ aan,ao1 90 oapaaof.
ing q scheme to evade the provisions OF
the Interstate Commerce bill.
Fellows OF the London Clubs want to
know why the Pope should want TO go to
Monaco If he don't play cards.
One of the richest mines in Silver City
ia in ground located 20 years ago by Dan
De guile. the veteran journalist.
A bill has been introduced in the DALI
fornis State Senate sppropriating $4,000
10 build a monument to the late Governor
Irwin.
While coasting at Wsynesburg. Ohio,
Harvey McCallem, aged ~ years, dashed
into a wire fence, the barbs cutting his
throat, causing death.
At Aibirn. Ind, John Tobin knocked his
wife senseless and laid her on the railroad
Al hpPtOhChth6 ouoO ASA
in time TO save her life.
A Montana man asked the Judge to ex-
cuse him from jury duty last week, on the
plea that he was likely to be indicted him
self. The Judge let him off.
On account OF the diphtheria scourge In
San Francisco. it has been suggested to
the Board OF Health there to Gloss ell the
public schools for q short time.
Carson Tribune: These are the dullest
times known in the legislative months.
So say all business men. especially livery
stable. saloon-keepers and hotel-men.
O. @. Grail, a carpenter, while in the
city Jail at Los Angeles, took his spectacle
glasses and tried TO cut his throat re-
Gently. He was not seriously injured.
A meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Eureka Tunnel Consolidated Mining
Company will be held at she Office OF
the company at 1 O'Clock to-day.
Wells, Fargo & Co.. yesterday shipped
five bsrs Of Eureka Consolidated bullion,
valued at Sill .6l2 80. and eight bars Of
Richmond bullion, valued at Sis, 723 81,
The Reno Gazette correspondent says
that Miss Dora CLARK. niece OF Senator
Westerheld, was conceded 10 be the most
beautiful lady present at the Governors
reception.
The old smelling furnace OF the Dun
derberg Company. on Monroe street, is
being dismsntled and removed. We
have not learned what disposition is TO
te made OF it.
Statistics OF the New York Postofice
show that the loss OF revenue from the
reduction OF letter postage to two cents
has already been compensated for by in
crease OF business.
Henry Hip came in from Taylor Tues
day night. He speaks e~ncouragingly oil
the future outlook of White Pine county,
He leaves tomorrow morning for his
San Francisco home.
We acknowledge the receipt OF pom
plimentary tickets to the Knights o.
Pythiss masquerade ball on the 18th in
slant. This will. doubtless. be q CRANE
affair. as the Knights do nothing b,
halves.